The 47th Cesar ceremony will take place on February 25. The Academy of Cinema Arts and Techniques unveiled the nominations on Wednesday, after a year that has seen French cinema regain color.

After a particular 2021 edition, in restricted sanitary conditions and which followed a largely truncated year for the cinema, the César 2022, which will take place on February 25, are placed under the sign of both a French cinema in form, and a dislike of the ceremonies – after the Golden Globes lost their television broadcast and Canal + gave up the rights to the Cannes Film Festival (but renewed with the Césars until 2025).

César Award for Best Supporting Actress

• Jeanne Balibar in “Illusions perdues”
• Cécile de France in “Illusions perdues”
• Aissatou Diallo Sagna in “La Fracture”
• Adèle Exarchopoulos in “Mandibules”
• Danielle Fichaud in “Aline”

César Award for Best Original Score

• Ron Mael and Russell Mael for “Annette”
• Guillaume Roussel for “Bac Nord”
• Philippe Rombi for “Boîte Noire”
• Ron for “Les Olympiades”
• Warren Ellis and Nick Cave for “La Panthère des neiges”

Cesar for Best Director

• Valérie Lemercier for “Aline”
• Leos Carax for “Annette”
• Cédric Jimenez for “Bac Nord”
• Audrey Diwan for “L’événement”
• Xavier Giannoli for “Illusions perdues”
• Arthur Harari for “Ononda, 10 000 nuits dans la jungle”
• Julia Ducournau for “Titane”

Best Movie

• “Aline” directed by Valérie Lemercier
• “Annette” directed by Leos Carax
• “Bac Nord” directed by Cédric Jimenez
• “L’Evénement” directed by Audrey Diwan”
• “La Fracture” directed by Catherine Corsini
• “Illusions perdues” directed by Xavier Giannoli
• “Ononda, 10 000 nuits dans la jungle” directed by Arthur Harari

Source : franceinter.fr